1. Science Sprint #10 Planets How many planets are in our solar system?
Science Sprint #10: Planets 4A
Which planets are considered terrestrial planets?
List the planets based on size, starting with the largest.
Science Sprint #10: Planets 1A
Science Sprint #10: Planets 5A
Which planets are considered gas planets?
What is the center of our universe?
Science Sprint #10: Planets 2A
Science Sprint #10: Planets 6A
List the planets based on their position from the sun, starting with the closest to the sun.
Describe the planet of Mercury
Science Sprint #10: Planets 3A
Science Sprint #10: Planets 7A

2. Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Earth, Venus, Mars, Mercury
eight
Science Sprint #10: Planets 4B
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Earth, Venus, Mars, Mercury
Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars
Science Sprint #10: Planets 5B
Science Sprint #10: Planets 1B
The sun
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune
Science Sprint #10: Planets 6B
Science Sprint #10: Planets 2B
Closest to the sun; small, heavily cratered planet; looks like our moon; smallest planet
Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune
Science Sprint #10: Planets 7B
Science Sprint #10: Planets 3B

3. Describe the planet of Jupiter Describe the planet of Venus
Science Sprint #10: Planets 8A
Science Sprint #10: Planets 12A
Describe the planet of Earth
Describe the planet of Uranus
Science Sprint #10: Planets 9A
Science Sprint #10: Planets 13A
Describe the planet of Neptune
Describe the planet of Mars
Science Sprint #10: Planets 10A
Science Sprint #10: Planets 14A
Describe the planet of Saturn
Which planets have rings?
Science Sprint #10: Planets 11A
Science Sprint #10: Planets 15A

4. Seventh from the sun; gas giant
Similar to Earth in size and mass; has a permanent blanket of clouds that trap heat causing the temperature to rise hot enough to melt lead
Fifth from the sun; has no solid surface; considered a gas giant; largest planet
Science Sprint #10: Planets 12B
Science Sprint #10: Planets 8B
Third from the sun; its atmosphere, liquid water, distance from the sun, and many other factors make Earth a haven for life
Seventh from the sun; gas giant
Science Sprint #10: Planets 13B
Science Sprint #10: Planets 9B
Fourth from the sun; atmosphere is thin; has a network of canyons and riverbeds; red; scientists believe Mars was supported a wet, warm Earth-like climate
Eighth from the sun; appears blue through telescopes; a gas giant
Science Sprint #10: Planets 14B
Science Sprint #10: Planets 10B
All four gas giants: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune
Sixth from the sun; once believed to be the only planet with rings
Science Sprint #10: Planets 15B
Science Sprint #10: Planets 11B